Did my Wheels and Steps BLACK

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  1. The Batman

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    So that is paint? What did you use?

    Would powder coating be a good way also?
     
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    black $3 a can Krylon is the only way to go
     
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    yup works like a charm
     
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    Official Paint of FFS
     
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    you got that right
     
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    Krylon Fusion or Rhinoliner in a Can? :ROFLJest:
     
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    we dont use fusion , we use reg krylon nn ......

    krylon and rustoleum
     
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    I used rustoleum on my rims too :jester:
    Fusion works great on the interior/plastic pieces.
     
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    Since my rims were machined & painted, i went w/ 2 coats of self etching primer, then i hit it w/ 2 coats of flat black rustoleum. i love it. cant hardly tell there is break dust on them now too. just put some newspaper behind the rims so you dont paint your rotors/calipers, and you're good to go. i've been muddin and there hasn't been any peeling/chipping.

    you can powder coat as well, but for me, it would mean i had to unmount my tires, then be w/out my truck for a few days, then remount my tires. this was about $30 total.
     

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